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Tadingyut Festival in Myanmar

Light Up Hope: Tadingyut Festival in Myanmar

It was October, the time when I usually had to return to Myanmar from my home country. Myanmar wasn’t my personal … [Read More...]

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Iceland: Cosmic Reykjavik Winter Wander Land

by Dr. Marc Latham Iceland celebrates its centenary as a fully sovereign and independent state on December 1st, 2018, … [Read More...]

Camp's Bay Cape Town South Africa

South Africa’s Mother City, The Fairest Cape Of All

Cape Town, South Africa by Lynn Smith Ask any South African which is the most beautiful city in South Africa and the … [Read More...]

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Walking Through Industrial History in Ohio

Ohio feels like a living museum once you start noticing the details. Old brick factories still stand near riverbanks. … [Read More...]

Ye Hole In Ye Wall Pub, Liverpool

England: Liverpool Wins Me Over

by Melissa Gardiner I must admit to having my doubts about Liverpool’s World Heritage Status and its European Capital … [Read More...]

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The Best Museums for Kids in the United States

As a lover of travel and education, I am always on the lookout for destinations that offer not only enjoyment but also … [Read More...]

Manito Park Spokane

Trekking the Historic Neighborhoods of Spokane, Washington

by Roy A. Barnes There’s more to a city than its centrally-located tourist attractions. To really get intimate with a … [Read More...]

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How Transportation Technology Has Transformed the Way We Travel

Transportation has always been a cornerstone of human progress. From the first domesticated horses to the invention of … [Read More...]

Which Lan Ha Bay Cruise Route Is Right for You? A Guide for Every Traveler

Best for Couples: Romantic & Private Escape Recommended Route: Lan Ha Bay → Ba Trai Dao Beach → Dark & Bright … [Read More...]

Grand Cascade Peterhof

Peterhof, World’s Capitol of Fountains

by Tatiana Claudy  Is there a place that can compete with Versailles – and maybe win this competition? I believe it … [Read More...]

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Explore Red Deer: Your Adventure Awaits in Alberta

Did you know Red Deer, Alberta has over 100,000 acres of protected parkland? It's a paradise for outdoor lovers. This … [Read More...]

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An Exotic Overland Trek From Tangier To Kenya

Africa by Ian Packham I was on the Kenyan coast at Malindi, having followed the African coast west from Tangier, … [Read More...]

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This website was founded in 2008 by W. Ruth Kozak, and she passed the torch to me in July, 2020.

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